Ethernet patch cable helos 205239 RJ-45 male to male, 2 m length

helos Patch Cable 205239 is a 2 m RJ-45 male-to-male Ethernet cable designed for reliable wired connections between switches, routers, computers and other LAN devices. This fixed-length patch cable offers a standard RJ-45 interface at both ends and provides straightforward plug-and-play installation for short structured cabling links in offices, homes and small datacentre patch panels.

Advantages

The cable delivers stable data transmission over a short distance with low setup complexity and no additional configuration required. Its 2 metre length helps reduce excess cable clutter while keeping ports accessible. The standard RJ-45 connectors ensure broad compatibility with Ethernet ports and network equipment from various vendors.

Suitable for

• Connecting switches and patch panels in rack or wall-mounted installations
• Linking routers, modems and desktop computers in offices and homes
• Short runs between network devices in server rooms and data closets
• Temporary network setups, testing and lab environments

Key specifications

• Cable type: RJ-45 male to RJ-45 male patch cable
• Length: 2 metres
• Use: Ethernet/LAN connections for structured cabling
• Connector: 8P8C modular RJ-45 plugs at both ends
• Compatibility: Standard Ethernet ports on switches, routers, PCs and patch panels

How to use

Insert one RJ-45 connector into the Ethernet port of the source device and the other connector into the destination device until each plug clicks into place. No drivers or software are required; connected devices will typically negotiate link speed and duplex automatically. For optimal performance, avoid sharp bends or kinks and keep the cable clear of sources of electromagnetic interference.

Recommendations

Choose this 2 m patch cable when you need a short, direct wired connection between network devices. For rack installations, route the cable along designated cable management paths to maintain airflow and serviceability. Replace the cable if connectors show visible wear or if data transmission becomes unstable.